that she caused tensions between the university and the North Korean government. The university staff accused Kim of making false claims about them. However, Kim addressed her critics in a June 2016 essay in The New Republic. Kim mentioned the shortcomings of labelling her second book as a memoir and the irony in reviewers dismissing this work for containing the components typically praised in investigative journalism. Kim also described how racism and sexism influenced public views on her expertise. Her publisher subsequently removed the label "memoir" from the cover of Without You, There Is No Us. Latest work In 2017, Suki Kim broke a sexual harassment scandal against John Hockenberry at WNYC in her article in The Cut. Her investigation led to the firing of two longterm WNYC hosts, Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz, as well as the eventual resignation of its CEO, Laura Walker, and Chief Content officer, Dean Cappello. Her article was voted as the Best Investigative Reporting of 2017 by Longreads. In 2020, Kim published an investigative feature in The New Yorker on Free Joseon, a group that has declared itself a provisional government for North Korea, and she was the first to interview the group's leader Adrian Hong while he was on the run from the Department of Justice. Bibliography Books Anthologies Essays and op-eds About North Korea and South Korea Other work Awards Fellowships See also List of Asian American writers References External links Official Website Suki Kim on Twitter Living people 1970 births American writers of Korean descent South Korean emigrants to the United States Barnard College alumni People from Seoul Gwangsan Kim clan 21st-century American women writers 21st-century American memoirists Writers from New York City American women memoirists